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  • YooperDogY YooperDog

    lkrfletcher The spaghetti and dessert look great. Even my wife said she would be willing to give this a go. It takes some consistency to stay on track, but like establishing a habit good or bad it relies on being consistent.

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    YooperDog lkrfletcher keto is a life change, once you do it you can never go back and expect to stay with the weight loss. You may be able to cheat a little more but really once you make the change you don’t really miss and crave the old foods anymore. Not eating and drinking the carbs, sugars and portion control is the key. It was very successful for me, notice how I said “was”. Yes I need to do it again and stay on it. It’s hard since neither my wife or I enjoy to cook. As well as heat up the house in the summer time such as now. 90* we don’t feel like doing nothing.

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    • JonesyJ Jonesy

      YooperDog It certainly helps to have your spouse on board with any kind of eating change. Tough to do it alone if other people in the household are eating stuff your not allowing yourself to have. That’s great you can do it together.

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      Jonesy yep, 100%

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      • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

        The smoked coffee experiment two didn’t work out either. Little to no smoke flavor in the coffee. I can barely pick it out, coffee is such an assertive flavor it easily overpowers the smoke since it is roasted as well. The next experiment with smoking coffee may be roasting the coffee on the smoker. It will require a whole lot more attention for that process as anyone who roasts their own coffee knows. I use a fluid bed roaster here at home, so it’s basically pour the coffee in the roaster, set what roasting time I want and push the button and just keep an on it it near the end for my color. Open roasting over a heat source is a whole lot different story, got to keep things moving, listen to the product and watch for the color, then move it off the heat and cool as fast as possible when done.

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        zbigjeff
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        johnsbrewhouse Well, your test again proves that smoking coffee beans is a negative adventure. Yep, now we move onto other pieces of nature. Thanks for validating that process once again.

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        • twilliamsT twilliams

          YooperDog not sure if you have a papa Murphy’s near you but they offer a keto pizza. Basically just doesn’t have the crust. I also have an Italian restaurant in town that has keto pizza that has a cauliflower crust. It’s very good

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          zbigjeff
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          twilliams In addition, cauliflower steaks are always an option. It just takes some herbs and spices to bring that bland product to any life. Just made cabbage and cauliflower steaks with cumin, garlic, Hungarian pap, medium and hot chili powder with a bit of sherry vinegar into a paste. Made the veggies have a taste. Good luck with all of your creations.

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          • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

            johnsbrewhouse Well, your test again proves that smoking coffee beans is a negative adventure. Yep, now we move onto other pieces of nature. Thanks for validating that process once again.

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            johnsbrewhouse
            Team Blue Regular Contributors Traeger Power User Veteran Sous Vide Canning
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            #4087

            zbigjeff Just going to run the one last experiment by roasting the beans on the smoker completely, Going to wait to do this, since it will rely on me tending to the beans instead of the roaster.

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            • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

              I made ‘potsticker’ brats this morning…all the goods you might find in a potsticker stuffed into a casing.

              I used pork, cabbage, green onion, red onion, carrots, ginger, garlic, crushed red pepper, sesame sees, mushroom soy sauce and Chinese five spice.

              I ran the pork through the grinder once before adding all of the produce and dry ingredients and running a second time followed by an addition of water and soy.

              The mix works well as stand alone brat or removed from the casing and used as a pot sticker filling.

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              Joe Hell those look and sound awesome.

              “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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              • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                The smoked coffee experiment two didn’t work out either. Little to no smoke flavor in the coffee. I can barely pick it out, coffee is such an assertive flavor it easily overpowers the smoke since it is roasted as well. The next experiment with smoking coffee may be roasting the coffee on the smoker. It will require a whole lot more attention for that process as anyone who roasts their own coffee knows. I use a fluid bed roaster here at home, so it’s basically pour the coffee in the roaster, set what roasting time I want and push the button and just keep an on it it near the end for my color. Open roasting over a heat source is a whole lot different story, got to keep things moving, listen to the product and watch for the color, then move it off the heat and cool as fast as possible when done.

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                Surg
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                johnsbrewhouse
                Ah man. Seemed like it may have had potential to be good. Thanks for the experiment.

                “A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”

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                • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                  zbigjeff Just going to run the one last experiment by roasting the beans on the smoker completely, Going to wait to do this, since it will rely on me tending to the beans instead of the roaster.

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                  johnsbrewhouse Crossing the “T’s” and dotting the “I’s” is a good thing. Wish you the luck of the Irish.

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                  • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                    The smoked coffee experiment two didn’t work out either. Little to no smoke flavor in the coffee. I can barely pick it out, coffee is such an assertive flavor it easily overpowers the smoke since it is roasted as well. The next experiment with smoking coffee may be roasting the coffee on the smoker. It will require a whole lot more attention for that process as anyone who roasts their own coffee knows. I use a fluid bed roaster here at home, so it’s basically pour the coffee in the roaster, set what roasting time I want and push the button and just keep an on it it near the end for my color. Open roasting over a heat source is a whole lot different story, got to keep things moving, listen to the product and watch for the color, then move it off the heat and cool as fast as possible when done.

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                    johnsbrewhouse zbigjeff
                    I must say you guys have peaked my interest in roasting my own beans. Going to do some research and see what all is involved.

                    “A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”

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                    • twilliamsT twilliams

                      YooperDog lkrfletcher keto is a life change, once you do it you can never go back and expect to stay with the weight loss. You may be able to cheat a little more but really once you make the change you don’t really miss and crave the old foods anymore. Not eating and drinking the carbs, sugars and portion control is the key. It was very successful for me, notice how I said “was”. Yes I need to do it again and stay on it. It’s hard since neither my wife or I enjoy to cook. As well as heat up the house in the summer time such as now. 90* we don’t feel like doing nothing.

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                      twilliams thanks. We do have a Papa Murphy’s, but about an hour away. We have been implementing changes slowly. Many of the things I really didn’t eat much at all. But it is sort of like lent, it’s when you can’t have something that you want it.

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                      • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                        zbigjeff Just going to run the one last experiment by roasting the beans on the smoker completely, Going to wait to do this, since it will rely on me tending to the beans instead of the roaster.

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                        johnsbrewhouse Good luck with that. Will the smoker get the beans hot enough to roast? Never roasted coffee beans.

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                          #4094

                          depending on what type of grill and smoker you have at your disposal you might want to roast them on the grill with smoke for enough temp to roast them Mabey in a vegetable basket with a screen then you just need to shake it occasionally till done

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                          • SurgS Surg

                            johnsbrewhouse zbigjeff
                            I must say you guys have peaked my interest in roasting my own beans. Going to do some research and see what all is involved.

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                            Surg Go to Burmans Coffee Traders, they are a pretty good source of information and product. I get my Kona beans direct from Hawaii from a person I have been dealing with for a number of years. he rest I usually get from Burmans. Good people.

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                            • craigriceC craigrice

                              depending on what type of grill and smoker you have at your disposal you might want to roast them on the grill with smoke for enough temp to roast them Mabey in a vegetable basket with a screen then you just need to shake it occasionally till done

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                              craigrice I have a Traeger, I’ll pan smoke them. It’s just a matter of keeping them moving depending on the batch size. You just have to watch them when they start to hit temp because they change quick within a matter of minutes from light to dark roast which affects flavor profiles.

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                              • YooperDogY YooperDog

                                johnsbrewhouse Good luck with that. Will the smoker get the beans hot enough to roast? Never roasted coffee beans.

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                                YooperDog 370-500 degrees. The Treager is capable of hitting that especially if you take the heat defuser out from under the tray. You can get direct heat right above the pellet bowl that’s super heated. It’s like when the pellets overload the bowl and light off.

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                                • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

                                  lkrfletcher Zoodles are great! I bought an attachment for my kitchen aid that will cut whole zucchini into sheets. It works great for a lower carb lasagna!

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                                  Joe Hell awesome. I’ll be looking for one of those.

                                  Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                                    Oklahoma onion burger with a french onion special sauce.
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                                    Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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                                      Tex77. I like your grill.Is that something you did yourself or is there a brand name.

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                                      • J Joseph 0

                                        Tex77. I like your grill.Is that something you did yourself or is there a brand name.

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                                        Joseph 0 it’s a PK360 with Grill Grates, just have the flat side up, Walton’s sells both products. It’s little brother is this month’s giveaway prize.

                                        Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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                                        • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

                                          I made ‘potsticker’ brats this morning…all the goods you might find in a potsticker stuffed into a casing.

                                          I used pork, cabbage, green onion, red onion, carrots, ginger, garlic, crushed red pepper, sesame sees, mushroom soy sauce and Chinese five spice.

                                          I ran the pork through the grinder once before adding all of the produce and dry ingredients and running a second time followed by an addition of water and soy.

                                          The mix works well as stand alone brat or removed from the casing and used as a pot sticker filling.

                                          465B39E0-2570-43FF-A36A-27058B7DDE9D.jpeg

                                          67043BE5-BF48-414C-A58F-25477FE8BA08.jpeg

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                                          Joe Hell
                                          Amazing stuff. Very creative.

                                          Paul

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